62-year-old woman sneaks onto aircraft without ticket
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I bet she did. She was not supposed to be there. She got too many trouble from TSA, airlines and the police, as well as airport employees. She had no family. She's homeless. She was released from Cook County Jail in a few months ago. She already have a electronics ankle monitoring. She didn't listen from the judge. She refused her cooperation from the lawyer & the judge. She didn't take her medications.
(For background: She was banned from ORD, MDW, Amtrak stations and Greyhound bus depots -- and she was wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet. I'm sure authorities knew she was bound for O'Hare before she stepped through the door of the airport.)
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The fact that it took her less than a week after being given some additional privileges (come and go from her halfway house) to violate the terms of her release pretty much ensures that she'll spend some time in jail. The lady is crazy and doesn't care.
(For background: She was banned from ORD, MDW, Amtrak stations and Greyhound bus depots -- and she was wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet. I'm sure authorities knew she was bound for O'Hare before she stepped through the door of the airport.)
(For background: She was banned from ORD, MDW, Amtrak stations and Greyhound bus depots -- and she was wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet. I'm sure authorities knew she was bound for O'Hare before she stepped through the door of the airport.)
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The fact that it took her less than a week after being given some additional privileges (come and go from her halfway house) to violate the terms of her release pretty much ensures that she'll spend some time in jail. The lady is crazy and doesn't care.
(For background: She was banned from ORD, MDW, Amtrak stations and Greyhound bus depots -- and she was wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet. I'm sure authorities knew she was bound for O'Hare before she stepped through the door of the airport.)
(For background: She was banned from ORD, MDW, Amtrak stations and Greyhound bus depots -- and she was wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet. I'm sure authorities knew she was bound for O'Hare before she stepped through the door of the airport.)
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Her bond is set $150,000 for stowaways
http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/s...rport-37022040
Her bond is set $150,000 for stowaways. She already went to the court this morning.
Bond was set Thursday at $150,000 for 64-year-old Marilyn Hartman. Police say she was arrested Wednesday at an airport bus shuttle center. She's due in court Tuesday on charges of felony probation violation and misdemeanor criminal trespassing.
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I know you would like this. It's a very long story for stowaway lady.
Here's a link:
http://m.sfgate.com/news/article/The...lf-6342569.php
Here's a link:
http://m.sfgate.com/news/article/The...lf-6342569.php
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FWIW, she has a doppelganger operating in the Philippines, who last year snuck past security at Boracay and made it all the way to Seoul Korea with no ticket, money or passport. Korean authorities finally picked her up attempting to sneak past Korean immigration.
https://aviationnewsphilippines.word...lies-to-seoul/
https://aviationnewsphilippines.word...lies-to-seoul/
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FWIW, she has a doppelganger operating in the Philippines, who last year snuck past security at Boracay and made it all the way to Seoul Korea with no ticket, money or passport. Korean authorities finally picked her up attempting to sneak past Korean immigration.
http://www.mb.com.ph/penniless-passp...lies-to-seoul/
http://www.mb.com.ph/penniless-passp...lies-to-seoul/
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And now, they increased her bond and her bond was set at $200,000
And now, they increased her bond, and her bond was set at $200,000.
http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local...#ixzz40WzYLXHQ
She was not supposed to be there. She must stay away from airports. She went to terminal 2, and they notify the authorities, and placed her into custody. She could faced up a year in jail.
http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local...#ixzz40WzYLXHQ
Less than two weeks after Marilyn Hartman was granted freedom to transfer out of a high-security locked psychiatric facility, the so-called "serial stowaway" was ordered held on $200,000 bond following another airport arrest.
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Woman boarded plane without boarding pass
I was on a flight last night where a woman boarded the plane without a boarding pass. When the person whose seat she sat in boarded, she was discovered and escorted off the plane.
How did she get that far? I tweeted American Airlines but they swept it under the rug "internally". Should this not go farther? If you agree, how?
How did she get that far? I tweeted American Airlines but they swept it under the rug "internally". Should this not go farther? If you agree, how?
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I'm not sure this is a post appropriate for the practical for
posters keep it to practical responses and questions about the situation I'm happy to leave it here; otherwise it will go off to the debate forum.
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I was on a flight last night where a woman boarded the plane without a boarding pass. When the person whose seat she sat in boarded, she was discovered and escorted off the plane.
How did she get that far? I tweeted American Airlines but they swept it under the rug "internally". Should this not go farther? If you agree, how?
How did she get that far? I tweeted American Airlines but they swept it under the rug "internally". Should this not go farther? If you agree, how?